Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-28

! IL. Inc Keller corps Will give S0claDle
at G. A. II. hall, saturday evening, Octo-
son in the West. j. II. May has sold
his place in the village TO Lewis Dryer
| for $780, Thomas Davies is repairing
his residence Mrs. Sealand Murray of
Orwell is visiting at Mr.. j. &. Wellers. -.
The notice of the marriage of b. l.. Fields
of White River Junction is contradcted
1t got into print through a joking friend
In the printing office A. Sykes has gone
to Dorset with his team after load of
goods. The academy scholars are max
ing an effort to secure course OF lectures
the coming winter from Prof. G. II. Per
raised about 800 bushels of corn on six
acres. springs and wells are failing
from the dry weather Clinton Field
was kicked in the face by a horse and
quite severely injured Mr.. Eastman
has nearly completed his dam at the
creamery. The creamery made 1900
pounds of butter last week.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
A. f.. Sanctuary, for the past four yea
postmaster at Whapeton, Dakota and
formerly from Hinesburgh is moving
into the house lately occupied by George
Written, with a view of engaging with
;. A. Brownell in the mandatory of but
ter tubs Leonard Marshall and Eliza
beth French were married at the home of
Mrs. French, sunday last 40 w. j. Beach
and wife have gone on short trip to
OHIO. f.. A. Beach and wife are spend
ing few days visiting in Westford.. c.
+ Macomber, wife and daughter from
Boston are making a short visit in towh,
stopping with his father, D. II. Macon
ber.. Mrs. Lucy Aldrich has sold her
house to John Bailey who is to take pos
session at once Mrs. Aldrch is to board
with Mr.. Bailey -. Benjamin Hatch aud
wife, who have lived with Mrs Aldrich
for the last year and formerly from Jeri-
chic, are going to Massachusetts to live
with their daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ. Works
is moving into 5. A. Brownells house III
the village, lately occupied by the Rev.
w. ID. Williams, who has moved into the
Congregational parsonage. Mrs. Ella La
Bonita has returned from visit of three
weeks to her children in Michigan.
From the hills in Essex could be seen
Thursday evening, round top mountain
from across the lake whose top aud sides
were covered with fire 1t presented a
beautiful appearance 80. Mrs. Rev. John
CNwan from Chester, VT, who has been
visiting friends here for the last three
weeks returned home Thursday ..... Hen
ry Perry who has been in our drug store
goes to Milton this week, into Benham's
drug store. Jerome Colman who has
been with w. y. johnson in his grst mill
for the last three or four years, has left.
-.
Mr. and Mrs NJ A. Hodges and daugh
ter Mrs. f. y. Jacobs are visiting friends
and relatives in the West, going as far as
Nebraska and Kansas. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ferguson VINO have spent some
two weeks in pleasure trip in tine south
part of the State, returned home last
saturday ...... Daniel Burke has gone 10
Chicago to witt a brother he has not seen
since he left Ireland, some forty years ago.
...... George Barnum has leased tbe 5her-
man hotel to Mr.. johnson Of Bristol.
Mr.. Barnum is talking of going south
whether he will go further than Rutland
is an open question. ..... Miss Ina Stevens
has returned from St. Johnsbury and
Boston where she has spent some two
months in crayOn drawing under the in
struction OF competent teachers. Sam
pies of her work can be seen at her home
MILTON.
G. II. Rice, formerly a side judge in
Grand Isle county and resident of Mil |
ton Tor many years since that time. died |
Sunday night, aged 50. He was honored |
and respected by all for honor and integ- |
rlty. The funeral occurs on Wednesday, !